Children's & Folklore
Russian Fairy Tales: A Choice Collection of Muscovite Folk-lore
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OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM, CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE IMPERIAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF RUSSIA, AUTHOR OF “THE SONGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE,” “KRILOF AND HIS FABLES,” ETC. NEW YORK: HURST & CO., Publishers, 122 Nassau Street. The King got on the Eagle’s back. Away they went flying.—Page 131.
Folklore -- Russia